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'hold of the Victim the size of the dose is increased. and among the most frequent. cn‘ccts are hallucinatâ€" ions of hearing. The idea of being ‘ln communication with Satan is most common in those cases. But eventually the Victim becomes fleâ€" ggraded in mind, physically demoralizâ€" ‘ed and mentally diseased. In some .nsylums in America 38 per cent. of 'tho patients were opium enters. There Us {no doubt also that it stimulates to lcrime. Frequently it happens that the victims of drugs will steal things ‘hen there is no inducement to do 0. In Singapore 80 per cent. of use confined in the House of Corâ€" tion “w-re opium smokers, and the one nces of which they were guilty We: 6 nearly all against property.” " And ’thc cure?" “ The usual method taken by docâ€" tor a is to reduce the amount of the ' "Well, they are many. As I have ‘already stated, in the early stages the drug produces beautiful feelings and Visions. The feelings of the cat- er are not merely pleasurable; he experiences great delight and brilli- lant, fancies which transcend all real Iand healthy impressions. Without doubt many painters have done fine wvork under the influence of opium. i “At first only a. small quantity is taken, but as the fasdnation takes ’hold of the victim the size of the dose is increased, and among the most frequent cn'ects are hallucinatâ€" ions of hearing. The idea of being ‘ln communication with Satan is “Very much. As long ago as 1872 no less than 356,211 pounds of opium Were imported into England, and if the iu'dhlgence was measured by this standard the decline and fall of the social system might be confidently predicted. ' ' "You mean that a dipsomaniac who is deprived of drink would try {to get drugs, but that a. victim of the drug habit does not care about alcohol?” “Exactly.” "Is the habit increasing in this country?" "WHAT ABOUT THE EFFECTS?" “Does the drug habit assume seri- ous proportions here in England?” “Yes, it is a very common thing, chiefly among ladies. Usually it is taken in the beginning to allay pain. :Without, doubt a large amount of laudanum is consumed by the upper classes in conjunction with alcohol. It is a hard and fast rule that, o. dipsomaniac is also addicted to the morphia habit, but not vice versa. “Yes, entirely. When I was in New York, some time ago, I spent a good deal of time in the Chinese quarter, and it was a most ordinary thing to see European women there, who had become fascinated by the habit, hanging out of the windows. They had become its victims to such an extent. that they were incapable of leaving the quarter. Many of them were ladies. WAS OVER £400,000. One curious thing in reference to the drug is that it takes hold of the inâ€" 'divldual absolutely; it degenerates him, and makes him quite unfit for the ordinary duties of life. The first symptoms are feelings of content and slight excitement, iollowed by laugh- ter of an involuntary nature. At the first stage the smoker has feel- ings of delight, while the temperaâ€" ture is increased. Circumstances which happened long ago present themselves in all their originality, and the future appears bright. As the habit increases this feeling of exaltation is followed by depression. At first the complexion, and particul- arly the eyes, present a brilliant ap~ pearance, but afterward the face be- comes intensely pale, and generally insensibility supervenes." "Do these conditions apply also to those who are addicted to cocaine?” “Yes, entirely. When I was in New York, some time ago, I spent a good On this subject Dr. Forbes Winslow speaks with the authority of one who has made a. close study of the disease for many years. To a re- porter of the London Daily News he entered into the matter at some length. and during the interview quoted from a number of works which he has written on the subject. “In my opinion," he said, “one of the chief causes of degeneration in the human race is indulgence in opium or the drug habit. In China there m‘re upward of three millions of opium Heaters, and the number is gradually increasing. In one year the value of opium which was sent into England Public attention has recently been drawn to the drug habit by cases in the courts. Some time ago a man and woman were placed in the dock together. Their condition of nerv- ous distress was pitiable, and they limplored the magistrate to allow fthcm to have morphia. Their suffer- ;rings were so acute that the request was eventually agreed to. and the immediate result was marvellous. [Their misery and dejection disappear- ed, and, for n time at least, they seemed perfectly restored. More recently 11. man charged with dishon- est doaling told the magistrate that, he was a victim to cocaine, and while under the influence of the drug did not know what happened. Inâ€" quirles show that the vice is much more common that is generally im- agined. Naturally, it is intended to be a secret sin, but the victim of the habit quickly becomes mentally and physically demoralize'd to an extent which renders the services of the doc- tor imperative. fmcURABLE DRUG HABITS. Results of Inquiries as to the Pro- gress of the Habit in England. INTERVIEW WITH DR. FORBES WINSLOW. After a little practice a girL can run half a mile without stopping. Then let her pause for a twoâ€"minute rest before doing the next half mile. Run briskly, but not at top speed. Without question, one of the best exercises in the world for girls is running. It contributes for one thing that elasticity without which grace is impossible. and spurs every bodily function to its appropriate duty. Other things being equal, the girl who knows how to run, and does run, will outclass in general attrac- tiveness the girl who does not. She will carry herself more gracefully. Her pose will be easy; she will be hotter set, up, and generally better able to take care of herself in society or out of it. Canon Barnett, warden of Toynbee Hall, one of the many Englishmen who have worked for the betterment of the people who live in the grim- xuest and most unlovcly part of Lon- don, was once asked what he would 'do "it he were a millionaire" ? “I would not subscribe to give men "Let her take a brisk run daily, beginning with a few yards. and getting up to a mile or thereabou'ts and she will not need to resort 'to a dietâ€"that most, melancholy and deâ€" pressing method of reducing avoirduâ€" pois." If a. run cannot be taken daily out of doors, the running track found at every well equipped gymnasium should be utilized. A run out of doorsl however, is the ideal practice, for fresh air is onelof the imfiortant factors of the sport. It is fresh air that gives a girl bewitching color in her cheeks and purifies every 'drop of blood in her body. that Efiect of Improving People From the Inside and Outside. Will Give Color to the Girl Who Practises it Daily. To take a mile run daily, as a. man in training would do it,‘ is the best way in the world for a. girl to get color into her cheeks and sparkle in- to her eyes. ' “11‘ girls would turn their attenâ€" tion to running, they would find it. the most exhilarating pastime in the world, as well as one of the most healthful," says an authority in athletics. “Besides adding roses to the cheeks and inches to the lungs, running is the stout. woman’s best resource. Rheumatism and kindred diseases are caused by uric acid in the blood. If the Kidneys are sound they will take all the uric acid out of the blood. Dodd’s Kidney Pills make sound Kidneys. “Dodd's Kidney a. new man of me “Reading of cures by Dodd’s Kid- ney Pills, finally led me to try them and from the second box I began to feel relief. I continued to use them till I had taken twelve boxes, when I was completely cured. “Dodd's Kidney Pills have made “I have been a great sufferer from Rheumatism and Sciatica for years," Mr. Bromley states. “The citizens of Trontbn will remember what a cripple I was. I could neither Work or lie down, the pain was so great. Minard's Linim Morristown, N.Y., Oct. 26.-â€"(Speci- al).â€"Vernon Bromley. now of this place, but formerly of Trenton. 0nt., relates an experience that will prove of great interest to his old friends in Canada. For Years He Was Crippled by Rheumatism and Sciaticaâ€" Dodd’s Kidney Pills Made Him a New Man. “How do these people manage to get hold of the drugs?" "They make all sorts of excuses. Of course, they have to get a doc- tor's order, but they reveal very great cunning and resourcefulness, in securing their ends." VERNON BROMLEY CURED BY DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS. (lose by a. sliding scale. The victim deprived of the drug is often in a. state of mania, and without relief would frequently lose his reason. It is a well-recognized fact by all the leading authorities that inasmuch as inebriety can be dealt. with by sugâ€" gestion, so the same applies to the drug habit. That is the only effec- tive treatment of What is really an incurable disease." HUUD NEWS FOR THE MISSION OF MONEY Sunlight Soap will not burn the nap off woolens nor the surface off linens. JUST TRY RUNNING. which, by energy or 'self-con- All: for the Octagon Bu. liment Cums Colds. HIS OLD HUME. t-! Sufi'ererâ€"“Do you extract teeth without pain?" Dentistâ€""Not al- ways. I sprained my wrist on one a couple of days ago, and it hurts yet.” “I can't get up early," said a wealthy gentleman to his doctor. "011', yes, you can," was the reply, "if you will only follow my advice. What is your usual hour of rising?" "Nine o'clock.” “Well, get up halfâ€" an-hour later every day, and in the course of a. month you will find yourself up at four in the morning.” Heâ€"“It's only a Week since I met you, Miss Mabel, yet I feel as if I'd known you for years, and years, and years.” Sheâ€"“Well, you needn't pile years on so thick. I'm only nineteen." “How are you getting on with your music?” "Well, of course, it wouldn't be proper for me to com- pliment myself, but some of the neighbors have told me that they have stayed awake at night for hours listening to my playing." Oatarrh for twenty years and cured In a few day8.â€"Hon. George James, of Scranton, PL, says: "I have been a martyr to Catarrh for twenty yam, constant hawking, dropping in the throat and pain in the head. very offensive breath. I tried Dr. Agnew'a Cltmhal Powder. The first applica- tion gave (mum relief. After using a few bottles I was cured. DO centsâ€"x Minard's Liniment Bums Diphthsrla. Among the curiosities recently ac- quired by the department of Egypâ€" tian and Assyrian antiquities in the British Museum is an ostrich egg pierced for suspension and covered with traces of a painted design, proâ€" bably of a predynastic period. Ac- cording to the experts of the depart- ment, this egg is certainly nearly six thousand years old, as the de- sign was made not later than B. C. 4000. The egg of the ostrich is said to have possessed some religious significance even in the predyuastic period. There is more Cntnrrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together. and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors pronounced It :5 local disease and prescribed locnl remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment. pronounced it incurable. Sclcnce hasproven catarrh to beaconstltutionul disease and there- fore re uires constitutional treatment. Hall's ‘atarrh Uuro, manufactured by I“. J. Cheney &. Co..Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the mar- ket. It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops toatcaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous sur- faces of the system. They olTer one hun- dred dollars for any case it falls to cure. Send for circulars and testimoni- n15. Addresa, Minard’s Liniment Ewes Dlslemner. nago of 33,643,131. The 29,943 are made up of17,761 steamers and 12,182 sailing vessels, with tonnages of 27,183,365 and 6,459,766 respect- ively. Great Britain owns 16,006,- 374 tons, the United States coming second with 3,611,953 'tons. There are 326 British vessels of over 5,000 tons, 119 of over 7,000 tons, and fortyâ€"eight vessels of over 10,000 tons. The shipping of the World is said to consist of 29,943 steamships and sailing _vessels, representing a. 'tonâ€" It, is interesting to recall in con- nection with railway accidents that only a few years back any instru- ment which by accident was the im- mediate cause of human life became in English law "deodand"â€"that is, became forfeit to the Crown, to be devoted to pious purposes. This law applies to locomotives, but in course of time coroners' juries, instead of claiming the forfeit, inflicted a fine. So recently as the year 1838 a loco- motive on the Liverpool and Manâ€" chester line, which, by exploding, caused the death of its engineer and fireman, was fined £20, while the fol- lowing year another engine on the same line was fined £1,400. He built a row of pretty, comfor- table cottages. In a. little time each family was living, as before in one room and letting the rest of the house. That is the effect of im- proving pcople from the outside. To emphasize this point of im- proving people from the inside, the story of a Scotch nobleman may be told. He had a. sense of the 'duties of a man in his position, and as soon as he came into his large estates set about providing better housing for his people, who were living in an abominable way,‘ huddlc'd together like animals in one-roomed cottages. Sold by Drugglsts, 75c. Hall's Family Pills are the best CURIOUS OLD ENGLISH LAW‘ $100 Reward, $100 SHIPS OF THE WORLD E. JLCI-II'ZNEY is? 00.. Toledo, 0. SYMBOLISM IN EGGS 1 cured a ] five bottles Wife (sleepily)â€"-“What is the matâ€" ter with baby?" Husband (on the walk)â€"~“I think he is sufi'ering from an attack of yeller fever." It, blistered the horse, but in a. month there was no ringâ€"bone and no lameness. Lever's Yâ€"Z (Wise Head) Disinfect- ant. Soap Bowder is a. boon to any home. It disinfects and cleans at the same time. “If one horse can run a mile in 1 min. SOsec. and another in 2 min, how far would the first horse be ahead in a match race of two miles?” A scholar returned the question with this attached:â€" “I will have nothing to do with horse-racing.” C. C. RICHARDS &. CO. Dear Sirs,â€"I have great faith in MINARD’S LINIMEN’I‘, as last year I cured a horse of Ring-bone, with Fond Motherâ€""Are you not some- what. astonished at my daughter‘s singing?" Professorâ€"“I certainly am. But then she is young yet." The total number of passengers car- ried on railways in the United King- dom last year was 1,188,219,269. One in 9,211,002 passengers was killed and one in 466,700 ‘injured‘ From causes other than accidents to trains 123 passengers were killed and 1,814 injured. In the twelve months 443 railway servants were killed and 3,713 injured. If there is anything that worries a man who wears patent leather boots it is to have bootblacks trying to convince him that he Wants a shine. “Thought it meant death sure,"â€"â€"Mra. James McKim, of Dunnvillc 01"., says of her almost miraculous cure [mm hcart disease by Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart: " Until I began taking this remedy] despaired of my life. I had hear! flilure and extreme prostralion. One dose gave me quick relief and one bottle cured me. The sufierings of years were dispelled like magic."â€"â€"3 y "I assure you, madam,’ said he, "that I would not be begging my bread from door to door if I could but :‘rocure employment at my proâ€" fession." “Poor man,” replied the good woman, as she handed out a. pie, “what is your profession?" “I am an air-ship pilot, madam." Moulinsâ€"sur-Orne has the distincâ€" tion of having had one mayor for half a century in the person of M. Germain-Lemur. Moulinsâ€"surâ€"Orne is in the arrondissement of Argentan, and the people have just celebrated this unique event by holding a fete in honor of their mayor. Argentan has been represented in Parliament by the same Deputy for forty years. (In. wmuow‘l Sou-mun SYRUP hu [men used by nilllonl of mother: for their children whila teething. luoo‘hu the child. softens the nuns. lllays pnin. oum I/lnd collo regulate. the'ltomnch Md bowels, and In tho Deal, remedy for Dhn’hmn. Twenty-five cunt- A bank 501d by druggiau throughout the world. Be nun and ksk for “ Mm. Wmuow's Son-ran0 SYRUP." 23-74 gif‘ Ms Two Years Abed.â€"“ For eight years I suffered as no one ever did with rheuma tism ; for two years I lay in bed; could not so much as feed myself. A friend recom- mended South American Rheumatic Curel Afier three doses I could sit up. VTo-diax I am as strong as ever I was.:‘â€"Mrs.]6hn Cook. 287 Clinton street, Toronto.â€"2 DANIEL MURCHISON. Four Falls, N.B. There’s nerve nourishment in Blue Ribbon Tea. There’s rest for tired brains and worn-out bodies. There's food for impoverished blood. The most delicate and fragile leaves of the tea plant are in this teaâ€"that‘s why it is so fragrant and aromatic. Blue Ribbon Tea invigorates the facultiesâ€"makes the mind clear, gives new zest to living. Black. Mixed Ceylon Green RAILWAY PA S SENGERS MAYOR' S JUBILEE For Over Slxty Years “3m GUIBS {3an we! 1!] GOES 0 should be c. Fifty Buffalo pressure blower, No. 4- 9 in. outlet. Globe valvesâ€"4 in. flanged. Globe valveâ€"6 in. flanged. Earl steam blowerâ€"10 in- inlet. Ten branch cast iron headers for 1 in. pipe. Iron pulleysâ€"30x12. Iron pulleysâ€"32x12. iron pulleyâ€"22x6. Iron pulleysâ€"18x6. Also an assortment of iron con. pulleys. Ikwa H tome ‘W'INTOM AUTOMOBILE TOURING ,L... Poultry, All mum: at FRUITS A d F P - dunce Egan]??- consign it to us 3-1 we will get You good prices. THE Dawson Commission 00.! FOR SALE, CHEAP FOR CASH. Gunrantecd for one year It you will do a few hours: work for us any day after achooL Boys must enemas refer- ences from parenh or guardhn'. Write today. W. P.HUE-3T13. Room 510. No. 150 Fun“ Ava. New York. U,S.A. BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING GD. 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